Gosh I saw alot of cartoons when I was kid
I think it was tom and jerry was fave one

Ooh......that was a REAL GOOD ONE! There were a LOT of macro stuff on cartoons, in which that was one of the reasons I love macro, including yourself.

And I think I reply the stuff that got me into it, so you already know. X3

Heh, the only one of those I ever saw in my childhood was the one where Jerry becomes giant. But that wasn't what got me into this

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Those.

And yeah that's vore stuff, not macro, but still, I hope that's okay.

I don't know.

I've been into human-to-animal TFs since I was very young.

• All of the animal athletes in Animalympics, but especially Dean Wilson.
• Geeky Albert Mouse from "Twas the Night Before Christmas". Especially the scene where he cries. I wanted to hug him.
• Pretty much all of "The Mouse & His Child".

So, um... There's that game called Croc or something... And in one of levels - i don't remember which one - there!s a little pink dude with a pump next to him. The game wanted you to push him next to a breakable wall and inflate him 'til he exploded, but I preferred to just keep him pumped up n\\\n

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dig_Dug

And just for comparison;

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croc:....._of_the_Gobbos

I'd say the very (VERY, like the beginning episode of the franchise) first episode of Naruto introduced me to kaiju when I was a kid, while that famous Disney short with the giant gave me thoughts about giants, star fox 64 introduced me to anthros, and Clifford the big red dog gave me macro.

(And the totally spies episode attack of the 50ft Mandy gave me giantess. I loved that show! )

it was all those Ranger Rick Raccoon and friends magazines while i was in 4th grade that got me into the fur fandom. later it was how certain artists were rendering Sheaths and Balls on male furs that gave me my current sexual fetish on the furries. then you came in i've never let you or your crotch go.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBmAEKaNg50

Pretty much this one for vore :D and macro :D

As for glasses and squirrels :D Maybe because i wore glasses and i found squirrels to be extremly ute but also extremely understimated :D

HERE WE GO

https://youtu.be/q6eNOda0kRI
https://youtu.be/63m-E1fH_Hs
https://youtu.be/4CsXJ0MUxU0

I'm not particularly into any of these as a fetish, but they're so aesthetically pleasing to me. I love super chubby characters, giant/tiny characters, and vore-type scenes. ;v;

It's hard for me to pick, a lot of stuff involving transformation over the years in movies and television I guess.

First four minutes of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Wholesale.

A lot of people cite specific moments in it, but... I was spellbound by the whole sequence at a really young age.

I think it was pooltoys and stories about inflation stuff that got me.

Would have to be this movie while growing up

http://www.booktopia.com.au/http_co.....ur-s-story.jpg

Vore / endo: Animaniacs: Pinky & The Cat

Petplay: Krypto the Superdog: My Pet Boy

Well, for me, it was Hanna-Barbera's Loopy de Loop....

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/.....CubkMsO_IlPZjw

..... that taught me that us wolves don't always have to be the bad guy !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5fDcjLnuPU

Awww, that is so sweet! I discovered this cartoon just months ago and got me wondering if someone got influenced by him. The series had its tender moments!

There's an episode of Eureeka's castle at the edge of memory, which I can't find any trace of on the Internet. It involved the bat & the dragon swapping bodies, after another puppet botched a magic trick. Being a stupid 6 or 7 year old latch-key kid, I thought the show was demonstrating a real world phenomenon which everybody at school just neglected to tell me about. I remember being so concerned about the implications that I lost a night of sleep! In the morning, my parents clarified that switching bodies was impossible and yelled at me for being sleepy.

Fast forward about 7 years, and the Disney Afternoon started pumping out bodyswap episodes at a rate of 1.3 per series (everything but Gargoyles). A psychologist could probably explain why better than I could, but I noticed these episodes instead of noticing girls.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC3hAs_H5_0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMwJkZaVBoc
At around the same time, came the Scholastic book fair, where I made myself a suspicious little bookshelf of 20 or so bodyswap books, with a bit of a focus on the drastic ones like between species, genders, sizes & statuses.

Now here's the fun twist, turns R.L. Stine, the author of Goosebumps, wrote half those books, and 40+ bodyswap stories in & out of the Goosebumps franchise. Then I found his IMDB, and before he wrote Goosebumps, he wrote Eureeka's Castle! It also says that in the Goosebumps movie, R.L. Stine was portrayed by Jack Black, and "Mr. Black" was portrayed by R.L. Stine! I feel like the dude passed the torch, and he definitely owes me a beer.

Giran from Dragon Ball

No one scene specifically, just him.

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For me it was the classic Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies from Warner Brothers and the MGM shorts directed by Hanna/Barbera and Tex Avery. And the Disney features, of course. I can't limit it to just four scenes.

"What's Opera, Doc?": Bugs Bunny rides in on that big fat horse
"Rabbit Fire": An elephant appears from nowhere and pounds Elmer Fudd into the ground
"Dime to Retire": Daffy Duck stuffs an elephant into a motel room
"Mad as a Mars Hare": Bugs Bunny is transformed into a hulking Neanderthal rabbit
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse": Jerry the mouse is transformed into a musclebound super-mouse
"The Jungle Book": Just about every scene with Baloo the bear
"Fantasia": Hippos and elephants dance ballet
"King-Size Canary": All the growth scenes
"Winnie the Pooh": Pooh gets stuck in Rabbit's doorway after indulging in too much honey
"Father Noah's Ark": Noah's sons struggle to push an extra-wide elephant into the Ark
"The Big Wash," "Tiger Trouble" and "Working for Peanuts": Dolores the elephant
"Dumbo": The lead elephant gets stuck while waddling into the circus train

mine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PogqA4LYhO8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk4Vnp7OL-g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU4uDZHlqX4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z-LXnDGgek

The mouth scene from Dragonheart and the scene in Men In Black where the bug alien swallows Agent K... yep... I was a fucked up kid I guess XD

The scene in The Lion King where Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa are laying in the grass, belching, and telling each other how full they are!

The Smorgasbord Templeton scene in charlotte's web also stuck in my mind from a young age.

The old Merrie Melodies short from 1937 Pigs Is Pigs really f***ed me up at an early age. Also the smorgasbord scene with Templeton in Charlotte's Web and the Daffy Duck cartoon short Holiday For Drumsticks had a strong impact on me.

There's also this unique thing that really freaked me out... hell, even today it still gives me chills ..., a specific episode of this Italian cartoon called Tofffsy where a stolen herd of cattle is crammed into tin cans. The "heroes" arriving too late, the creepy sounding mooing effect and the cramming of something big and fat into such a small space... *shivers* It's around the 3:00 mark here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IjRuh0-1bk

This one does it for me every time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQYfw9hc76Y

Yees, this again. I love seeing people talk about this because It's so interesting seeing how people found their favourite kinks through animations and movies as a kid. God bless those cheeky writers and animators who snuck their own fetishes into film and thus passed them on to fresh generations!

In terms of my first taste of macro it was probably the 1988 version of Alice in Wonderland that was made direct to video in Australia, and one of my Disney movies on VHS as I was growing up had a scene from the Alice movie at the beginning. It was the scene where she grows inside the house, 16:50 of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86p1eC6IPCE

Another fond memory was this scene from The Rescuers Down Under where the boy softly tempts the mouse into his hand and then gives him a gentle cheek nuzzle in gratitude. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdIUQZy9s8 Something about that really spoke to me, I wondered what it would be like to be held by someone that big, and to be treated so kindly and gently. Helped create my love for gentle giants for sure.

And then in terms of inflation in cartoons, oh my god, where to start. There were clay-mation TV shows from the 80s like Trap Door and Bump In The Night that had some good stuff in them that got me interested. From the former there was this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6cn9JlNJfU which I'm almost certain made me love the inflation+bursting combo, because I remember turning up the volume and hiding behind the armchair watching excitedly waiting for the thing to get bigger and bigger then explode. And from the latter there was this which I actually only remembered and rediscovered last month, I'd forgotten all about it : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSd6RAnLLuk I think that was the first time I'd seen a growth ray leading to room-filling expansion (shame that it's with a brain that looks like a ball-sack, but oh well, I was a kid)

Rocko's Modern Life had so much random inflation gags that was blink and you miss it, but there was of course this absolute gem that was probably the only macro/inflation thing I'd seen at the time and I knew then that I wanted to see more big characters. And he also does his best to be a gentle giant too, so bonus points there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d9dvQqK5ro

Oh, and there was this thing from some "True Horror Stories" animation that was on TV. Some of those episodes scared the life out of me as a kid but this one, well, didn't, haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyMKb4lxXA8

And the first time I saw something in the cinema as a teenager that I knew excited me was Mousehunt. There's a vacuum cleaner inflation scene in it that's really good, can't find a clip for it though. But also there was this near the end of the movie. The part where it pans into the auction and the walls are bulging and the music is building, oh man, so tantalising. If I were filming a scene today where somebody is outgrowing the house in an adjacent room, this is exactly how I'd film it, show them filling the room and then pan through the wall to show the bulging wall before it breaks through, and in comes a huge footpaw or something x3 So well done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19WT40D513Q

Hope that other people find these as fun as I did as a kid. Well, actually more fun, because of course as a kid you don't know that you're seeing your fetish, you just know you like that scene but you don't know why. But now we do :3

Might as well put my two cents in:

For me it was definatlye the pyramid of pachyderms scene from dumbo, along with the afore-mentioned stuck scene and to a lesser-degree the pink elephants scene. Also the elephant-crash from jungle book as well. Even from such a young age i felt a weird fixation on it all. I recal stacking toy animals onto eachother's backs and stuff like that, but eventually it grew to more of a butt-fixation from all the clumsy, incidental rump-on-face incidents. It grew into my general butt-fetish that blossomed into...well anyone who follows my on Eka's Portal or DA will know.

Oh for sure!! As a tween, Machoke/Machamp Donkey Kong, and Krusha enamored me tooons! Then Red Brief J was my first husbando, and taught me the joy of masculine “assets” . The rest, as they say, is history! I still oggle them and “get hype” on them with Youtube, gaming and such . ‘Course there’s lewd art, too, but Red Brief J gets almost none of it...

Well the first time I saw violets scene in willy wonka back when I was... 8 I think I would call that a very big influence. The is untill I started using the internet